On May 30, 2006, at 9:20 PM, Brad Clements wrote:
I did not send a patch. I'm looking at the regex in
url._parse_rfc1738_args and
trying to decide if I can just change it to..
pattern = re.compile(r'''
(\w+)://
(?:
([^:]*)
(?::(.*))?
@)?
(?:
([^/:]*)
(?::([^/]*))?
)?
(?:/[^?]*)?
(?:?(.*))?
'''
, re.X)
er, i dunno, id have to try it. theres a unittest you can expand
upon which is test/parseconnect.py
Regarding prefixing these extra args.. I don't see why that'd be
necessary, since
engines would have to pull out whatever args they're looking for
from the URL
object, and an engine is only going to get args for which it was
the named
'scheme' in the uri anyway.
ha ! i was just testing you. very good !
:)
(i.e. "duh" on my part).
well, test/select.py fails as follows, I don't see any engine calls
there or any
firebird.py on the stack (wondering why postgres.dialect() is in
there.
its got some tests for specific engines in there, like three or four,
which load in the postgres or oracle engine. yes those should
probably be moved...but, i think the errors youre getting are because
the "Dialect" gets its "paramstyle" from the DBAPI module, i.e.
psycopg2 in the case of postgres, and then since you dont have it
installed, it falls back on the default which is "named", thus
producing the mismatch of paramstyles you see there.
so ok, dont worry about select.py too much....worry about
'transaction', 'reflection', 'testtypes', 'indexes', 'query',
'defaults', 'mapper', 'selectresults', 'objectstore', 'cascade',
'cycles', and...that should get you pretty far.
i have a plan to reorganize the test cases into subdirectories since
theyre piling up really quick and to organize them better,
so.....thanks for bearing with them for now.
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